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logic in Russian

logic in Russian is ло́гика, логика — logic means reasoning conducted according to strict, valid principles; the study of what makes an argument sound.

logic in Russian

ло́гика
noun
Pronounced: logika
логика
noun
Pronounced: logika
ло́гика
noun
Pronounced: logika
(uncountable) The part of a system (usually electronic) that performs the boolean logic operations, short for logic gates or logic circuit.

What does "logic" mean?

  1. noun Reasoning conducted according to strict, valid principles; the study of what makes an argument sound.
    "By that logic, we should never take any risks at all."
  2. noun The circuitry in a computer or electronic device that carries out boolean operations.
    "The chip's logic gates process millions of operations per second."
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logic in a sentence

  • By that logic, we should never take any risks at all.
  • She studied formal logic as part of her philosophy degree.
  • The chip's logic gates process millions of operations per second.

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What is "logic" in Russian?

"logic" in Russian is ло́гика, логика. logic means: Reasoning conducted according to strict, valid principles; the study of what makes an argument sound.

How do you pronounce ло́гика?

"logic" in Russian is ло́гика, pronounced "logika".

How do you use "logic" in a sentence?

Example: "By that logic, we should never take any risks at all." In Russian, "logic" is ло́гика, логика.

Are there other ways to say "logic" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "logic": ло́гика, логика.

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